Translation for 'Burgundy' from English to Russian

Burgundy

Бургундия {ж}геогр.

• The club's use of burgundy led to Scottish pop band Little Eye, fronted by the brother of Rapids player Jamie Smith, writing a song about the team called "Burgundy Sky", which is now used as the Rapids official anthem.
• Later on the Cardinals switched to burgundy and gold for their helmets and home uniform, and all white for their away uniform.
• The team's first choice strip is burgundy shirts, burgundy shorts and white socks. The second choice strip is all blue.
• Colorado Rapids used their song "Burgundy Sky" as their official anthem to reflect on their famous burgundy kits.
• The sixth form boys wear a white shirt and grey trousers with a burgundy jumper or black blazer, while sixth-form girls wear a white blouse and Navy skirt with a burgundy jumper.

• Auburn encompasses the color maroon, but so too do chestnut and burgundy.
• The introduction of the burgundy machine-readable passport between 1988 and 1993 had been met with significant resistance.
• The color burgundy takes its name from the Burgundy wine in France. When referring to the color, "burgundy" is not usually capitalized.
• Only older plants will produce the deep red/burgundy cylindrical flowers.
• The primary home uniform remained burgundy with gold and white stripes with the letters having a gold base.

• are green or burgundy-brown outside to the ear rim, then green speckled with burgundy-brown inside, with hairs on the opening ear rim.
• The three ribbons are burgundy, white and old gold respectively.
• Saprissa utilizes a purple/burgundy jersey with white and grey details, and white shorts with burgundy and grey details for home games.
• Students are expected to wear a white shirt, long or short sleeved, with a burgundy cardigan, vest, or blazer over top.
• Judy Sheindlin, of the hit courtroom series "Judge Judy", has abandoned the traditionally black judge's robe in favor of a burgundy red colored judicial robe for her spin-off streaming series, "Judy Justice".